Hysteria Magazine issue two entitled “Fetish” is an all Black & White issue, offering five different covers. Model of the moment Jester White takes on the role of the muse for this... More > issue, while Pelle Crépin takes the reigns as the contributing photographer. Contributing artist Larissa Haily Aguado illustrates notions of Fetish through manual collage.
Other contributions come from emerging talents which includes stories from photographer Piczo, Liam Warwick who shot Reece Sanders in our Autumn/Winter 12 collections story, styled by Christopher Preston. Photographer Simon Harris returns after his turn in our first issue, shooting the beautiful Dioni Tabbers in a dominatrix inspired story.
Also in the issue we interview Visual Artist Slava Mogutin who talks to us about his controversial beginnings in Russia, his introduction to the New York Art scene in the 90’s and we also get his take on changing attitudes to the ideas of the world of Fetishes.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue two entitled “Fetish” is an all Black & White issue, offering five different covers. Model of the moment Jester White takes on the role of the muse for this... More > issue, while Pelle Crépin takes the reigns as the contributing photographer. Contributing artist Larissa Haily Aguado illustrates notions of Fetish through manual collage.
Other contributions come from emerging talents which includes stories from photographer Piczo, Liam Warwick who shot Reece Sanders in our Autumn/Winter 12 collections story, styled by Christopher Preston. Also in the issue photographer Simon Harris returns after his turn in our first issue, shooting the beautiful Dioni Tabbers in a dominatrix inspired story.
Also in the issue we interview Visual Artist Slava Mogutin who talks to us about his controversial beginnings in Russia, his introduction to the New York Art scene in the 90’s and we also get his take on changing attitudes to the ideas of the world of Fetishes.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue two entitled “Fetish” is an all Black & White issue, offering five different covers. Model of the moment Jester White takes on the role of the muse for this... More > issue, while Pelle Crépin takes the reigns as the contributing photographer. Contributing artist Larissa Haily Aguado illustrates notions of Fetish through manual collage.
Other contributions come from emerging talents which includes stories from photographer Piczo, Liam Warwick who shot Reece Sanders in our Autumn/Winter 12 collections story, styled by Christopher Preston. Also in the issue photographer Simon Harris returns after his turn in our first issue, shooting the beautiful Dioni Tabbers in a dominatrix inspired story.
Also in the issue we interview Visual Artist Slava Mogutin who talks to us about his controversial beginnings in Russia, his introduction to the New York Art scene in the 90’s and we also get his take on changing attitudes to the ideas of the world of Fetishes.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue two entitled “Fetish” is an all Black & White issue, offering five different covers. Model of the moment Jester White takes on the role of the muse for this... More > issue, while Pelle Crépin takes the reigns as the contributing photographer.Contributing artist Larissa Haily Aguado illustrates notions of Fetish through manual collage.
Other contributions come from emerging talents which includes stories from photographer Piczo, Liam Warwick who shot Reece Sanders in our Autumn/Winter 12 collections story, styled by Christopher Preston. Also in the issue photographer Simon Harris returns after his turn in our first issue, shooting the beautiful Dioni Tabbers in a dominatrix inspired story.
Also in the issue we interview Visual Artist Slava Mogutin who talks to us about his controversial beginnings in Russia, his introduction to the New York Art scene in the 90’s and we also get his take on changing attitudes to the ideas of the world of Fetishes.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue two entitled “Fetish” is an all Black & White issue, offering five different covers. Model of the moment Jester White takes on the role of the muse for this... More > issue, while Pelle Crépin takes the reigns as the contributing photographer.Contributing artist Larissa Haily Aguado illustrates notions of Fetish through manual collage.
Other contributions come from emerging talents which includes stories from photographer Piczo, Liam Warwick who shot Reece Sanders in our Autumn/Winter 12 collections story, styled by Christopher Preston. Also in the issue photographer Simon Harris returns after his turn in our first issue, shooting the beautiful Dioni Tabbers in a dominatrix inspired story.
Also in the issue we interview Visual Artist Slava Mogutin who talks to us about his controversial beginnings in Russia, his introduction to the New York Art scene in the 90’s and we also get his take on changing attitudes to the ideas of the world of Fetishes.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue one entitled "Youth" offers four different covers, which features some of the most exciting faces of the moment. Photographer Simon Harris steps into he role of... More > guest contributing photographer, shooting models Jamie Wise, Valerie Van Der Graaf, Jester, Alexandre Cunha and Harry Goodwins.
Other contributions come from emerging talents Hayley Louisa Brown, Rebecca Thomas, and Emma Gibney. Also in the issue we interview photographer Bruna Kazinoti who talks to us about “youth spirit,” while London based photographer Toyin discusses how her book “Cult of Boys,” came about.
In addition we discuss the man of the moment Raf Simons, contributing writer Reemé Idris traces Raf’s beginnings and looks forward to his new role as Artistic Director at the helm of Christian Dior.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue one entitled "Youth" offers four different covers, which features some of the most exciting faces of the moment. Photographer Simon Harris steps into he role of... More > guest contributing photographer, shooting models Jamie Wise, Valerie Van Der Graaf, Jester, Alexandre Cunha and Harry Goodwins.
Other contributions come from emerging talents Hayley Louisa Brown, Rebecca Thomas, and Emma Gibney. Also in the issue we interview photographer Bruna Kazinoti who talks to us about “youth spirit,” while London based photographer Toyin discusses how her book “Cult of Boys,” came about.
In addition we discuss the man of the moment Raf Simons, contributing writer Reemé Idris traces Raf’s beginnings and looks forward to his new role as Artistic Director at the helm of Christian Dior.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue one entitled "Youth" offers four different covers, which features some of the most exciting faces of the moment. Photographer Simon Harris steps into he role of... More > guest contributing photographer, shooting models Jamie Wise, Valerie Van Der Graaf, Jester, Alexandre Cunha and Harry Goodwins.
Other contributions come from emerging talents Hayley Louisa Brown, Rebecca Thomas, and Emma Gibney.
Also in the issue we interview photographer Bruna Kazinoti who talks to us about “youth spirit,” while London based photographer Toyin discusses how her book “Cult of Boys,” came about. In addition we discuss the man of the moment Raf Simons, contributing writer Reemé Idris traces Raf’s beginnings and looks forward to his new role as Artistic Director at the helm of Christian Dior.< Less
Hysteria Magazine issue one entitled "Youth" offers four different covers, which features some of the most exciting faces of the moment. Photographer Simon Harris steps into he role of... More > guest contributing photographer, shooting models Jamie Wise, Valerie Van Der Graaf, Jester, Alexandre Cunha and Harry Goodwins.
Other contributions come from emerging talents Hayley Louisa Brown, Rebecca Thomas, and Emma Gibney. Also in the issue we interview photographer Bruna Kazinoti who talks to us about “youth spirit,” while London based photographer Toyin discusses how her book “Cult of Boys,” came about.
In addition we discuss the man of the moment Raf Simons, contributing writer Reemé Idris traces Raf’s beginnings and looks forward to his new role as Artistic Director at the helm of Christian Dior.< Less
About Mervyn Boriwondo
Hysteria magazine is an independently published London based bi-annual publication, devoted to men’s Fashion and Style, through an independent, free thinking, creative platform. Created for the Fashion-aware, serving as a source of inspirational visual communication.
The bi-annual men’s magazine, which is the brain child of stylist Mervyn Boriwondo, launched online in 2009 and now releases the magazine in print format.
Hysteria magazine proposes a thought provoking theme with each issue and invites a creative artist to act as a guest contributor. The creative artists role is to aide in dissecting the theme through the current style agenda, through a highly visual dialogue. The creative is given the freedom to push creativity at all times, while working with hysteria magazines stand point of documenting men’s Fashion and Style through a relentless and uncompromised approach.
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